Within translation/localization we’re all looking to ensure that the quality of the deliverable meets the expectation, in whatever way those two things are defined. Some people may believe achieving that quality is a factor that is inherent in actually doing the work, and builds around the processes. Other people may, however, think of quality as something that can be tested and evaluated after the work is done.
There is a great deal of discussion about this in our industry right now. Some people, on the other hand, may not consider quality as something that should be planned, or measured in terms of...